Surplus in federal budget can benefit households and businesses, says AIBC National Associate Chair

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Irfan Malik, National Associate Chair, Australia India Business Council and President of AIBC NSW. Source: Supplied / Supplied by Irfan Malik

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The federal budget has yielded a surplus for the first time in 15 years. The Australian India Business Council's National Associate Chair Irfan Malik envisions reinvesting this surplus in easing rental market pressures, households, and the development of industry-government partnerships to ease the business climate.

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